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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-17
st. Andrews Cathedral.

A meeting of the Building Committee
of St. Andrews Cathedral was held on
Saturday afternoon last, all the members
being present except one The report
of the ub-committee-Hon. A. 5. Cleg-
horn. Capt. HI. w. Mist and Rev.
George Wallace acting with the Bishop,
was presented and accepted. The COM
mittee had in charge the work OF pre-
pairing the chancel for occupancy on
Christmas Day.
The contract OF Mr.. Lishman for
building two bays of the nave was ac
cepted. AS soon as it is signed the WORK
will be proceeded with, as there is nc
lack of funds.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The steamer Likelike will touch at La
haina this trip.
There will be no band concert at Emma
Square this evening.
The three young Princes left by the
Mariposa foz San Mateo, Cal.
Mr.. w. o. Atwater is the first landlord
to reduce rents of cottages. Next.
The Y. NJ. c. A. bookkeeping class will
meet as usual at oclock this evening.
Mr.. T. E. Evans. Deputy Sheriff of Maka-
wac, is in town. He leaves by the Likellke
to-day.
Ouartermaster General Samuel Nowlein
was among the Kinau's passengers on
Saturday.
At 10 o'clock this morning Mr.. Lewis J.
Leyey will sell the fittings of the Astor
House restaurant.
Ring up telephone 335 if you want to go
anywhere in a hack, and you will have 1t
at a moments notice.
Purser Brewster, of the Mariposa, has
the thanks of the ADVERTISER for full files
of Sydney and Auckland papers.
The steamer Kinau does. not sail until 4
D. m. Wednesday, as she goes on the Ma
rine Railway to-day to be cleaned.
Mr.. NJ. NJ Vaughan, editor of the Hum
boldt Standard" arrived on Saturday
from the Coast by the schooner Eva.
The Hon. w. c. Parke pays to-day at 10
O'Clock, at his office, the second and final
dividend in the matter of the estate OF
Aiau.
Mr.. G. D. Freeth notifies that during his
absence from the Kingdom, Mr.. Peacock
| is entrusted with full power of attorney in
his behalf
The HaIawa Sugar Mill, Kohala, Hawaii,
and the Reciprocity Sugar Mill, Maui,
commenced grinding this seasons crop
last week
A couple of doves flew into st. Andrew
Cathedral, through the main door, early
on Sunday morning, and renamed III the
building through the day.
Messrs. E. P Adams & Co. will sell a
noon to-day the right title and interest OF
John Moanauli, deceased, in a parcel O
land corner of King and Richard streets
The O. s. $. Co.'S steamer Australia sail
for San Francisco on Wednesday at noon
The Alameda is due on Saturday from Sal
: Francisco with about ten days later ne"s
: The timetable which hangs outside tn
e Post Office, in the front portion OF tn
building, was blown down by the win
last night, the frame being broken t
y pieces.
= The regular monthly meeting OF tn
teachers of the ST. Andrews Cathedr;
second congregation Sunday -school will
held on Tuesday evening at 7;3O O'Clock
the residence of the Rev. George Wallace
u 1t is very evident that the Chinama
Id who drives express No. 189 does not unde
stand his business. On Saturday ate
q. noon, on Nuuanu street, he nearly ran in
u. three teams. What right has such ma
G to have a license?
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e-seus Expected from Forei&" ports

esseIs expected from FOrei&" ports
Brit bark GIengaber. RO1IestoD, from Liver
pool due Jan 1871 o., couaers from
Frencb Frigate Shoals, due Nov 2O-5o ,-,,
Ger bark Hydra, from HOngkong, due 1anu''iS
lis -. Coboafer sailed from
T;ysrrooI October 9Th, due February W. .,a
Am VIII bark Hunter, Geo " Jehhs' iioi wv
rjna islands due March 1871 - VIZ
Go,1 baTk Tnos R Foster, f W Rngg' from ' IL
toria c, due Dec 1851 c,soov, due
prit bark Martha Fisher, from GlassoT' ""'
'A an nI bark Timour, Brewer, sailed from Boston
OTS n SS Alameda (Aml, II Morse, from o~n
Franc,sco. en- route TO the Colonies oUe O"N
Am Ektne s Castle, ID l. HuoDarU' Ai0--
rroyusena due Jauuary 20 80 .,,, fronr
Am bark C o Whitmore, Ih % ~
D., ToNvmseud W T, due January 1879 .rro,,ns
IN bark Elikitat, r. d Cutler, from foI' NV
- Va n due February 1928 -. >ar,
1it hart lady Iampson, Marstoh' iroH A'0"
lie n 9 w due February 1923 a,,
Rrit bark ZoiIa, from Newcastle y . ~ 49,
Jan 1926. - Dro,vcastle s W. du
Jan 10 % ca from Newcastle,
s w, due Jan 20-5I - >vo,vcasfle Y 6 "
due Feb 1-20
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Il Pulaa, Thos Evans, W b Cummings H T1r-
ten, Jr, j Halliday, Mrs NJ Maipinepine
hawehewehe, Miss Bertha Smithies, Master A
Smithies, and 81 deck passengers.
From Eureka, Cal, per tern Eva, January 18th
w Vaughan and Gardner.
From Kahului, Hama and Molokai, per steamer
L1kelke January 15th--T f LanIher, Mr. Welki
Hon Kuihelani, and q Burchardt, Miss
Dickson, E Hoffman, Smith, J Kena, L
Andrews, Howe, wife and child R W Never
and children, and So deck.
From the Colonies, per steamship Mariposa
January l5th-rhos Wall, steerage passen-
gers, and 60 passengers in transit for San Fran
cisco
From Hamakua, per steamer waialeale, January
16th-MIs Ashman, Ward, Juckson Kawewehi
j kahookele, Heebog, and "a deck Passe n
gers.
From Kauai, per steamer R Bishop, January
15th-R W Holt, Mr. Scamerhon and wife and 20
deck passengers.
DEPARTURES.
For San Francisco, per steamship Mariposa,
January l6th-Fheir Highnesses Princes Kawa-
nanakoa, Keliianaole and Keliiahonui, Miss
Maude Wodehouse, Guy Wodehouse, NJ Grin
baum, IL Austin and wife, Oscar White, F
NJ Butler, Chun Lung, Koppelman, and about
steerage passengers, and GO passengers in
transit.
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vessels in PORT from Foreign Ports

VQaGRlS in ROEG 1EOuA
Am bktne Discovery, Lee, from San fran
Am Am brgtne John D spreckels Charles Friis'
lrU an, barI- Saranac, d B Shaw, from New York
Haw bark Star of Devon, Lowell, from an
Am ship Mercury, Panno, from Newcastle
Am bktne Eureka, Meyer, from San fran
cisco - c, Grow, New
castle, w -, so,, Port
Townse nd via Hile, HAWAII -, 60, Con
Am tern Bovine, Paul, from san
An bktne Planter, W Perriman, from Sal
Brit stmr Explorer. GOlman, from Apia' via
Tutuila ,,,iu, from San
Haw S Australia, II Houdlette' from san
aaw steam schr MfkahaIa, Hampstead from
' Am bark Southern Chief, j Ross, from Port
land, Oregon 80, I7,,-aka Cali
fornia
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PORT OF HONOLULU. IL. /.
ARRIVALS.

SATURDAY. January 15
RIM S Mariposa (Aml, II NJ Hayward, IL
days fromthe Colonies ;.
Sfmr Kinau Lorenzen, from Maui and Hawaii
Stmr Iikelike Davis, from kahuIu1
Stmr Mokolii, McGresor, from MoloKal
Stmr G Bishop. Nye, from kauai
Am VIII blk A Rowland, from san tranclsco
Scbr Sarah and Eliza, from koolau
Am tern Eva, Wikman, II days from EUREKA
Cal
SUNDAY, January 16.
Stmr IwaIani, Freeman, from Kauai
Stmr Waiaieale Weir, from Hamakua
si ri heses Makee. C9nipbell, from Kauai
Stmr Surprise, Weisbarth, from kuau' MAUI
Schr I.uka, from Hamakua
Schr Heeia, put back
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A NIIIifnrY Notice.

1t is officially announced by His Elk
celIency Governor Curtis 2. Iaukea, by
command OF His Excellency Lieutenant
General the Hon. Jno o. Dominis, that
His Majesty the King has been pleased
to give his royal appreciation to the Re-
vised Regulations and Orders known as
the Queens Regulations, !" now in use
in the English service.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-17

The volunteer boys of Engine Company
No. had a practice drill on Saturday
afternoon at the corner of Kukui and Nuu-
anu streets. They failed to attach the
hose securely to the hydrant and num-
Der of them got good ducking.
Undressed kid gloves, ladies' underwear,
pink, white, cream and blue cashmere Just
received by last steamer, at C. j. Fishel's.s
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Con, News from New south wales.

The December report of Alexander
Brown s. Co., Newcastle, n. S. W., has
the following: &" Honolulu-Tonnageh has
not been much sought after, and beyond
two saiIings q ,495 tons) there is nothing
new to report regarding this market"
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PAssENGEHs.
ARRIVALS

From KAUAI per steamer Iwalan n p January apg
1sth~charIes Kahq and wife, brrs RisI EJ
VIE Hia az a Mundon, Ramas, Graves ana
So deck passengers. u,,,
From windward ports, per steamer rto Ill r1an
January I5th--R NJ overend guar l n t1 Nabjnn
S 81 a y1iter. H Holmes, Mrs May and two o
"bSldren- 3 Hedemann, A Petrie, wong A"ai,
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DEPARTURES.

SATURDAY, January Is.
Am VIII blk A Rowland, for cruise in the
an bark Martha Davis, Benson, for
Hcpgkong
Sc6r LihoIiho, for Waianae
Schr ainbow, for Koolau. Oahu
SUNDAY January 16.
RMS Mariposa (Am), Hayward, for san
Francisco
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-17

Mr.. R. T. Booth, the temperance lee
turer, was a passenger by the Mari
posa. On December 18th a banquet
was rendered him at Sydney, at which .
s. Consul Griffin made an eloquent speech.
Sir Henry Parkes presided. 1t is claimed
that 125 900 persons took the blue ribbon
badge in the Colonies during his years
work Mr.. Booth intends making a short
stay on these Islands.
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Accession Day.

1t is officially notified in the usual
column that Saturday, February 18th,
being the fourteenth anniversary of the
accession of His Majesty King Kalakaua
to the throne, will be observed as pub
lie holiday.
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FAX ColIector,s Notice.

The Tax Collector Will commence collecting
taxes in the district of Hilo, Island of Hawaii, at
the following places:
From Kamaee to ookala, at the North Hilo
Court House, LaupahOehoe.
From Hakalau to Keakaha, at the Court House
in HIlo Town.
On sugar plantatiO ms taxes will be collected at
the Office of each respective plantation Notice
will be given beforehand to managers by the
Tax Collector, or by his order, what day he
should call to collect taxes.
F. PAHIA,
Tax Collector of HilO, Hawaii.
HfIo December 1, 1886. dGWu
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yessels Leaving To-Day.

stmr Likelike, DAVIS. for KanuIu1; at D m
SIR surprise w Weisbarth, for Kuau, at
stmr A Cummins, Neifsen, for waimanalo
Koolau at 10 IN
Stmr Waimanalo, for Waianae
Schr Heeia, for KOolau
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Mail Matters.

The Post Office dispatched by the
r. NJ. S. Mariposa 6,537 letters and
,844 packages of papers. Quite large
mail was received by the Mariposa from
the Colonies.
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Rirtunax Anniversary.

His Excellency Hon. w. NJ. Gibson,
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Premier,
attained his sixty-third birthday yester-
day. This morning he will be serenaded
by the Reformatory School Band, and in
the evening by the Royal Hawaiian
Rand
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MOTTO II .

Ching MAN HAVING MADE AN ASSIGN
u ment to me, the undersigned, of all his
book accounts and property of every nature
whatsoever, notice is hereby given to all the
Gre itors of said Ching Ma to present their ac-
counts to me at once at 121 Nuuanu street, homo
UonoIr1,, Januarv IA 1887. AS jan22
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Administrator and Admins
tratrix Sale of Real Es-
tate.
tate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ an order of the Supreme Court maue Il IN, IN;
estate of JOHN MOANAULI deceased we WIN VIZ
sell at Public Auction on MONDAY, the lin gay
of January 1887 at IL o'clock noon OF tDat Jay,
at Honolulu island of Oahu, at the aucuoH
room of E. P Adams & Co, all the right u.Ie
and Interest of the said John MOanauh, oe
of land situate the corner OF hing anu 49,
ard streets in said Honolulu, and described as
follows:
Commencing at a point where the cutter Ilne
of the wall King and Richard sueetS niee f
at the south corner of this lot, and north angle
of King and Richard streets. ana runhlnS
n s7o 1o> ". true, 11S it, along the outer line OF
the wall on King street, to the emu OF the
wall;
N 550 52' E. true 93.2 feet
s. $50 Az E. true ITO it., along the renal n nm
nortion of the -, c. Award 191 to the outer line
of the wall on Richard street;
&. o 3E, W. true Sc 6 it., along the onter llne Oh
tbe wall ON Richard street, to initial point.
Area, 24-1OO of an acre.
For further particulars inquire of
DAVID MANAKU,
MOHOLE MOANAULI,
Administration and Admi nistratrix Estate OF ).
Moanauli, deceased.
| Or to CECIL BROWN,
| Attorney Administrator and Administrators.
| AT jan14u
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NOTICE.

NERRW MCCHESNEY HAS BEEN ADMITTED
M as a member of the firm of NJ. w. McChes-
ney & Son, dating from January 1, 1887, The
firm name will hereafter be NJ. w. MCCHESNEG
NJ w MCCHESNEY & SONS.
Honolulu, January IA, 1887. 40 Janl0tf
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422jaI7tf

Sealed tenders will be received at the Interior
Office until Monday, January II, 1887, at IL
o'clock noon, for repairing the bridge on School
street across the Waikahalulu Stream, Honolulu
specifications and all other necessary infor-
nation can be obtained upon application to the
Office of the superintendent of Public Works
L. AHOLO,
Mi mister of the Interior.
Interior Office, January Is, 1887 413 jan IL
On and after this date all applications fol
water to be supplied to shipping from the Homo
lulu Water Works must be sent to the office OF
the Water Works between the hours of 9 a. M
and p. m. of each day. Telephone number
both companies, is 222)
CHAS. B. WILSON,
Supt. of Water Works.
Honolulu, January H. 1857. 409 jamie
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BY AUTHORITY.
Department Cf Interior.

Department CE Interior.
Saturday, the I2sh day of February, being the
fourteenth t14th) anniversary of the accession of
His Majesty to the throne, will be observed as
National Holiday, and all Government Offices
throughout the Kingdom will be closed.
L. AHOLO,
Minister of Interior.
Interior office, January 15 1887.
Headquarters AdiutanG Generals
Department..
His Majesty the King has been pleased to give
his royal appreciation to the Revised Regulations
and Orders, known the
"QUEEN'S REGULATIONS"
Now in use in the English service. The details
for the interior economy and general mainten-
ance of discipline in strict accordance with
these regulations, which cancel all previous
orders on the subjects to which reference is
herein made. By command of His Excellency
JNO. o. DOMINIS,
Commander-in-Chief
CURTIS p. IAUKEA,
Adiutant General.
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CURTIS 2. IAU hEA,
Adiutant General.
AliioIani Hale, January Is, 1887.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-02


40 sfezls a E2xasrss asbrslts saa sets
ThA<ss D.ss-osasr criAalz4i eHsss.
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Poiies Csars Tozar sishs every nass ae
writes i "a tze dsc4st. Il 1ea1s tai to<
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b. 10 lad aad seEeFoas Judge. james
Chillen. Assaslln S49ier. GeeEgs Crozey
aaa Iohn cmllh were az dsaak snd eiaa'l
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z8n lor iwskss dafs thar Fesifsnes sii1 De
over a. tAs large bricx Battling At It's
aefusr 81 CAmps1 snd Losiis sts. Ins
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sd were oxsrjsyse % gss "a - easily 49,
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guilty = charge o. esIas insoxieases
s1c la11igi1g - dis0r1eTiy conducg AZ tns
Tine and place set foFta 10 tie complaint
to-sir AbsaE le30 Wednesday f0Feneo8
"a tas sielslEy 81 Ghs : AHA 1sn0t cls
eoClda't pay hsE GEe and as coaseq 1snee
vii lsnsulsa n AL for teeniy DAYS pro-
yiasd soms q Aer ifisnds Do nos donate thS
aIa01nt aef3fs the expiration OF The term
---Iae case Of Has ann falizr. iJr ia'se
Frers1aes. was called 4n1 a., 31fnad % ospL
Is Michael fia1 VS. c@llet ugon -
snssef 70 a charge Of stssliag ni-s cent
aa.8rs.la from a lArmefs Was0a o. SFss.
c-nt-ave. yesterday forenoon. be guesssd
ae a4s guilty although he cldn ;
Aean 20 ste4. the umbrella. The
Judge entered q plea 81 net guilty sad
Finn waiving jury trial. his case VS.
heard before t1s court. Mason tlaca
from whom De umbrella was stolen told
low be saw Pima % % bls Szgoa ana take
thsrsfFsm the umbrella. when be gave
chase and catching the thief turned hi2
over ~ gat1oi qsn Wars. Finn went on
the stand and sail II took the umbrella
yOa 70 Honor. buG / diant mean TO Keep
il. A young laty wanted an umbrella ana
/ tod asE ~ wait and would &c. her one.
/ Intended 10 bring Il back. les. was
ssHt otsr the read about year ago tor
stealing and my me vas paid lev DAYS
ago for peiag drunk. oy man who wanted
ne 70 drive team for him. Five dollars
or thirty days. said the Judge and Nike
chose the latter.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-02

Rev. Kerr +. Upper has declined the
ca. % salem. Mas
Rev. F. r. Brooks returned yesterday
Fem Port Huron.
Mss Carrie Scott has returned from her
three Teeks vacation. spent up North.
FL. Taylor. Of Estons Bee Hive. has
gone 70 AloaDy. y. Y. on visit 70 friends
Ms. John g. Lee. o. Broadway. left YES
terdsy Tor VISIT to friends IN s.. Charles,
Miss Agnes CHM. Of Hllsdals. Who Is to
teach french IN the city schools. arrived
yesterday.
Miss Josie Jsqus. Of Biz Rspsks. Who has
been visiting friends IN mrs CITY. eft Cor her
hoce lsst evening.
r. Fl. Hunt assistant cashier Of the
Nafionai City Bsax. and family returned
ffcm HsrooT Springs.
Nss~s Nav and Josie and Master Sidney
Isthrup are visiting Postmaster Tobev. a.
Byron Center this week
y e. fitzpatrick. Of Denver Col ard
Fans " enderoth of Chicago. are in me
city purchasing furniture.
E. r Sweet. Esa.. has been called 70
na1sviiis. y. 81. 0riar =, ms su0fan
death from hear dlsesse. e his father sid.
ney Sweet
J c. Darrssh vas n the city yesterday
or his wav % Kansas City lrsfn Rs-hnr
Point where Mrs. psrrzzh vi.l rsusin
anti Oct. L
Ben nehinscn. scn 81 William "A Rohfa-
snn. snd Frwd Clark. son 81 Cornelius
Ciark. I'll snter he orchsrs Lake NTi-ars
Acaiers5 A. The beginning e TIE FsA term
SEPT ~
Jas A. MCMILLAN. former passenger srent
Position 81 N estern passenger szsnt a.
Kansas City = here preparing 10 reuo7s
as family 20 teas err.
Ms y e. lair. daughter of Johr "
LAZY. the b. e.. 4. q II c8usrerter. % De-
croif. scconirsnisf - Misses Carrie F Ash.
of Fufalc. and Ja.s A. smith. Il Lock.
rcrt n. r.. are steprisk ~ swseiA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-02
Equality Among the Gvpsies.

In ali social matters perfect equality is q
living principle The richest gypsy is of NJ
more account socially than my friend, Bob,
the tinker, here, whose big heart is always
turning his purse wrong SIDE out and no one
is left out OF counsel OF frolic on account Of
poverty or misfortune while mutual help,
one to another, is universal among them.
The greatest affairs among them are we'd
dings and funerals. The courting-always
under the severest espionage OF parents-is
usually done in the summer upon the road.
When the winter quarters are reached the
weddings follow In rapid succession, and fur
nish houndlcss recourse for feast and frolic
while some of the gypsy funerals. and es-
pecially where the camp effects of the dead
are burned, which ceremony / have twice
witnessed, are occasions OF the greatest So
lsnnity. though always followed By merry
makings our Of consideration for the mourn
ing ones. wbo must be given new spirit and
interest in life.
But in al things the gypsy Is temperate.
Excess is abhorred. Whether in the city win
ter frolic, az the gayest wedding, in oil sing
irg. dancing and merry making. at rout and
reel on the green sward by the pickering fires
and under the glowing stars, outcast that hs
"a. there is a geniality, loyalty, cleanliness
and goodness Of Just. right and equable de
gree and kind in bis every day life to those
he owns snd loves which cannot but be con-
tempiated with qualification and delight,
whether Il be found in your home or in his.
--Edssr L. Waksman's Mystic Lake Letter.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-02

OF the Prince q Wales as honorary admiral
cf TIE feet as a great honor e. the navy II
seems 20 ns 10 II q most fsntasficsi pBeriiitv.
ard one calculated % bring both navy ami
prince into ridiruie and contempt TIE
Priace f Wales has merely received this -
poinsnaens in orsier test - nay u qualified
r. wear sroftsr becoming uniform There
seesrs 70 be nc nnit 70 the tailoring crszs
whict now prevails ~ What are termed sex
si-ea quarters Even George ! " never vert
g fhe lsnzza q EsttiaE hinssif made az al
n ra is IS a grieveus rsscTrectiaa ~ fte
sart * fsrllass extrsVs1snes feat rrsrsi FL
n The Frsseh court fov = ceutsry belare TIE
rsvsaasscn = L.oa.ian Trash
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-09-02

Il What Nsws cssrsspos asat Gets Ter a
lasestnlsat 81 81

~ W III y - Ne tot~<r u - 4@-@t A<t* aSA -
lareztnlsat Of "a.
As mentioned briefly ia cur issue Of last
week heNs. " 5. Lscke. soLas tine past
O-F corrtsp ouaent 81 NcEiIkn held one-
tenth ticket ia The Louisiana Safe Lottery
thai drew The capital prlss-sl5ooV0. A
reporter for The Meas visited Nr. Loeke on
Saturday lssi and cleaned the following
facts hr Locke has 1yested in this lot-
terry Tor tie last four moaths. buying one
Ter h iicksf cach time. spending IN al four
dolla IL wss his intention TO try his luck
Iva one year al iessi and see what the result
wouid BE- On tuesday, 10Th uit rumoT
reached him thar q ticket a. Mcmillan had
drawn as go, bat Ar. Locke would hardly
credit the news until printed iist contain
INK tie number Of The prize winners was
put in his hsnds/ tie al once telegraphed
the numeer OF his ticket 20 The
New Orleans National Bank and received
in reply that II be held that number he
was entitled 10 tie money. The ticket
was Immediately placed in the First
National Bank of Marquette for collection
and in less than 4 week $1,000 in gold
minus the exchange, was placed 10 bis
credit. Mr. Locke hss been in the employ
OF ID. l.. West, merchant OF Mcmillan, for a
number OF years, attending 10 the railroad
Office ~ the came time. tie says that ne
has never sent money fer tickets otherwise
than in plain envelope addressed 70 NJ. A.
DaEphin. New Orleans, La. and has always
received his ticket promptly. That the
scheme is run on the square IS without
doubt Our correspondent and family will
visit Ihsil old home in Canada for few
weeks where they have not been for eight
years, after which they will probably locate
on the line Of the new Minneapolis railroad
aud 20 into the general merchandise bust
ness.
The many friends of Mr.. Locke rejoice in
his good fortune and while the Nsss loses
q good correspondent il glories alike with
the rest.--N e,e5eTy (2ich.) Nous August 4.